2024

Opening Lecture: Mediaeval Burgh Life | Dr Gordon Wyllie

Monday 8 January

An Island That Yearns For Saints: Music in honour of Mungo, Ninian & Brigid | Strathclyde University Chamber Choir directed by Alan Tavener

Wednesday 10 January

Talk: From choir to congregation: music at Glasgow Cathedral to 1620 | Professor Elaine Moohan

Thursday 11 January

Vespers for the Feast of St Mungo

Friday 12 January

Following the Molendinar

Saturday 13 January

The Opening of the Vita Kentigerni

Saturday 13 January

Signs & Symbols of Civic Power in Glasgow Cathedral

13 January

Festival Ecumenical Service

Sunday 14 January

2023

Glasgow Cathedral Tours

9–17 January

The Bishops of Glasgow and Scottish Independence | Prof. Dauvit Broun

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St Mungo's Feastday at St Andrew's Cathedral

Friday 13 January

Following the Molendinar

Provanmill to Glasgow Cathedral | Friday 13 January | 10.00 am

Names inscribed in gold: Mungo & the Saints of Scotland | Strathclyde University Chamber Choir directed by Alan Tavener

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The Opening of the Vita Kentigerni

Mitchell Library | Saturday 14 January | 12.15 pm

Signs & Symbols of Royal Dominion in Glasgow Cathedral

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Festival Ecumenical Service

Glasgow Cathedral | Sunday 15 January | 4.00–6.00 pm

Sacred Spaces - Symposium & Exhibition

The Schoolhouse, | Monday 16–Thursday 19 January | 11am–4pm

Closing Lecture | The Iona nunnery in a Gaelic-Norse kingdom | Rosemary Power

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2022

The Opening of the Vita Kentigerni

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Saint Kentigern as bishop, and the origins of the diocese of Glasgow | Dr John Davies

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The Molendinar Lecture 2022: 'Desire Lines' | Catherine Mooney in conversation with Thomas Joshua Cooper

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Venire, Visitare, Videre: In Celebration of Mungo & Columba | Strathclyde Chamber Choir directed by Alan Tavener

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Signs & Symbols of Glasgow Cathedral

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Festival Ecumenical Service

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A Saint and his Uses: Columba, politics and power in the First Millennium | Gilbert Markus

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